SRE Director of Engineering

Here are key responsibilities of the Director of Engineering for Site Reliability Engineering (SRE):

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   Strategic Leadership: Define and execute the SRE strategy to ensure system scalability, reliability, and performance across all services.
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   Team Management: Lead, mentor, and grow high-performing SRE teams, fostering a culture of ownership, collaboration, and continuous learning.
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   Reliability Engineering: Oversee the development and implementation of reliability best practices, including SLAs, SLOs, and error budgets.
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   Incident Management: Establish robust incident response processes and lead postmortem efforts to drive root cause analysis and systemic improvements.
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   Automation & Tooling: Promote automation to reduce toil, improve deployment processes, and enhance observability and monitoring capabilities.
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   Collaboration: Partner with product, engineering, and security teams to integrate reliability into the software development lifecycle.
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   Performance Optimization: Continuously analyze system performance, identify bottlenecks, and implement enhancements to improve efficiency.
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   Compliance & Security: Ensure infrastructure and processes meet relevant security and compliance standards.
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   Budgeting & Resource Planning: Manage budgets, vendor relationships, and resource allocation to support reliability goals.
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    Executive Reporting: Communicate reliability metrics, risks, and strategic initiatives to senior leadership and stakeholders.

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